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Bulgarian conservatives win election by big margin
July 06 at 12:22Outgoing Socialist Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev conceded defeat hours after polls closed late Sunday, clearing the way for Sofia Mayor Boiko Borisov to form the next government.
The central election commission says results from 99.9 percent of ballots show Borisov's GERB Party won 39.7 percent and the Socialists garnered 17.7 percent.
It is still not clear if Borisov's party will have a majority of parliamentary seats to avoid having to form a coalition to govern. Election officials say the distribution of seats will be announced later this week.